Kremlin: Russia-Ukrainian talks could resume Tuesday, Biden's words are alarming

The official Kremlin on Monday said peace talks between Russia and Ukraine could continue in Turkey on Tuesday, and added that it is important that the talks will be kept face-to-face despite the small progress in negotiations so far, writes anews, Pryskopi continues. Russian President Vladimir Putin and counterpart [...]
Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Turkish counterpart, Tayip Erdogan, agreed Sunday in a telephone conversation for talks to be held in Istanbul, talks Ankara hopes will lead to a ceasefire in Ukraine.
Turkey had indicated that the talks could begin Monday, but Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said it is unlikely that negotiators will arrive in Turkey on Monday.
Peskov also said that US President Joe Biden's comments that Putin “should not remain in power” are alarming -- continuing a verbal battle that has increased in recent weeks.











